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James Farthing

Birth26 Jan 1819 - Chelsworth, Suffolk, England
DeathJanuary 1914 - Cosford, Suffolk, United Kingdom
MotherGrace Waterman
FatherJames Farthing

Born in Chelsworth, Suffolk, England on 26 Jan 1819 to James Farthing and Grace Waterman. James Farthing married Sarah Ann Keeble and had 7 children. He passed away on January 1914 in Cosford, Suffolk, United Kingdom.

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James Farthing
1795 - 1841
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Grace Waterman
1786 - Unknown
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Sarah Ann Keeble
1822 - 1895
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Ernest Farthing
1867 - 1877
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James Farthing
1861 - 1932
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Sarah Ann Farthing
1847 - Unknown
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Arnock Farthing
1850 - Unknown
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Charles Farthing
1851 - 1918
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Rebecca Farthing
1851 - Unknown
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William Farthing
1847 - Unknown

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